Enes Kanter Freedom Says He Has Offer To Begin Pro Wrestling Career

Published: Mar 15, 2022 by SP3 | Last Updated: Mar 15, 2022 by SP3

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Enes Kanter Freedom Says He Has Offer To Begin Pro Wrestling Career

A NBA free agent has revealed that he has an offer on the table to begin his pro wrestling career when he is ready.

Current free agent and former WWE 24/7 Champion Enes Kanter Freedom was waived by the Houston Rockets last month and is focused on his basketball career.

However, speaking with Let’s Hang Live during the SEC Championship game on Sunday, the NBA player revealed that he has an offer on the table in pro wrestling.

Thanks to ⁦@EnesFreedom⁩ for HANGin’ during the SEC Championship 🥳 Here he is talking about a pro wrestling career 👀 pic.twitter.com/AAKDixVPCT

— HANG Media (@LetsHangLive) March 14, 2022

When asked about his future in wrestling, Freedom answered:

“I already have an offer. I’m just trying to figure out what is going to happen with this basketball thing. Obviously, I’m 29 and I want to play another like seven years in this league. I’m just going to figure out my basketball career first and then see what’s going to happen but I already have an offer, it’s just I’m not taking it right now. I love basketball, I don’t want to quit basketball.”

Freedom previously won and lost the 24/7 Title from and to R-Truth on the September 9, 2019 episode of Raw from Madison Square Garden.

The former New York Knicks player has trained in wrestling with Diamond Dallas Page that was highlighted in a short documentary by The Score in 2019.

Quotes via Wrestling Observer

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